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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
LIVERPOOL 'P|NCHED..
Johnny Bulls Badly Worsted
IN a Big Wheat Deal.
WILL COST Them MILLIONS TO SETTLE
They Have Been Cornered by Chicago
and California 5harpsrs. Who
Will Squeeze Them tor the
LAST Cent.

SAY FzAScfsco, April 24.-The San Fran
cisco Nsvs- Letter publishes the foil owing
account Of the wheat deal now in progress
here and Chicago and Liverpool. which il
claims 70 have received from al inside
source. The Meas Letter Is in position
% give the whole story Of the wheat deal
from q strictly inside standpoint. The sit
ustion as il exists as well as TO the events
which have passed. lies in the simple bat
pregnant statement that Liverpool
IS today short of more No. ,
May, in Chicago, and of more
California May delivery in Liverpool than
can be bought in Chicago. or than exists OF
CaliiorniA. 1856, 70 I'LL the contracts. In
other words, Liverpool Is ''sinched." Liv-
erpool stands contracted 10 deliver in her
own warehouse, and in San Francisco to-
Eether. over one hundred thousand tons OF
California wheat of the crop OF 1856 and
more than is today on top of the earth, here
unshipped. Liverpool in store and adoa,. 10
arrive there by the end Of May. Liverpool
is also short several million bushels OF May
No. = a. Chicago. more than the elevators of
that place will hold. The price nj which
Liverpool will settle her contracts therefore
appears to depend on the question. Are
the holders Of her contracts prepared 70
take all the spot wheat she can actually de-
liver a. the maturity Of her contracts"
The answer to the above question must be
a matter Of opinion, bat a few facts can be
offered which may help in reaching a con-
ciuson. Fifty thousand tons OF wheat de-
livered IN San Francisco would call for less
than two million dollars cash. To take up
and paw for q like amount delivered in
Liverpool would call for more than two
million additional-that is about four mil
lion dollars in all viii suffice TO take
ali the spot" wheat that can De delivered
in San Francisco and Liverpool together.
leaving the Liverpool sellers 1000 tons
short. which they are to find or settle for.
We DO not presume to enquire into the
Chicago market. because readers who have
followed Us thus far will be apt 10 conclude
that Chicago is competent 20 carry its end
in any deal in which san Francisco carries
the other end Having thus shown that
the sum of 81. OO0, 600 in all ought TO suffice
20 hold Liverpool To the mark, We
may point out that II the
bulls possess resources to the extent Of one
and one half million dollars. they can en-
counter no difficulty In borrowing tbs rest.
The question in its analysis then comes
down 10 this: Can this bull crowd com
mand cash resources to the extent of one
and one half million dollsrs?" II they
cannot they may be expected to lose. If
they can liverpool Is pinched
Naturally the agents of tue Liverpool
Shorts have done and will continue 70 do
al in thsir power to get their friends and
principals out OF the hole. They have
been petitioning the San Francisco Produce
Exchange TO interfere with the regular set
element Of the contracts they represent, but
so far without success"
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
IN TWO PEHIkSULAS.
Sundays Contribution OF Per
soral and Business Matters.
JORDAN 4 HARD ROAD 70 TRAVEL
a ~. c. 7. u. Gets In It's Werk-Mt
Pleasant and Casaosia .sxpsri-
encing Business Boom-An
Aged siugger-ceoar
Springs Cuttings.

t&s>@1.tt - 50 HtAt-tA.-sts-4-
EAsE JozDAs. April 24-fhe council
THURSDAY sight passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting saloons in the village. and Friday
morning every business house IN town was
found 10 be drsped in moarning. much 70
The establishment and yexaIion OF the mer'
chants There are four saloons in the place
and the saloon element has heretofore con-
trolied the town by large majority. The
crusade was begun by the W. g. I. L. rAis-
ing lis voice IA a umid expostulatlOn.
When il WAS foand that they survived the
idea beca Ge more popular, and the vote on
the amendment-347 20 IS. indicated radi-
cal change Ia opinion The Town board
raised tne liquor bonds 20 the maximum
s. 90, and declared that straw bonds were
= thing Of the past IA South Arm township.
The Board OF Trustees will probably persist
ia their refusal 10 grant any license, and
this will result in practical Prohibition, and
picturesque East jordan Will eater on 8
career OF mOaotonOus respectabiiity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
Fatal IGNORANCE.
Two Bsys UnintsattonxIiy Peiseasd by
Their Graad nothsr.

NEw OkLEANs. la. April "A peculiar
C Sc Of poisoning has just occurred Ia 81.
Landry Parish, this State. Irving. son Of
Mrs. Ernest Fasiler. bad $ slight attack Of
fever and Was given what his grandmother
believed 10 be qninine. Shortly after
taking the drug he died in violent
spasms. Next day while preparations
work making for the funeral Ernest,
brother Of tue deceased, had similar
attack and was given 4 dose of the sane
medicine lie too died in q few minutes.
Another brother was also unwell and the
drug was being administered 10 him. when
visitor caught a glimpse Of the vial and
called attention 10 the fact that II
was labeled s;rychnine. II then
trRnspired that the drug had been pur-
chased months before by the grandfather Of
the boys for the purpose Of poisoning rice
birds, and had been put away and forgot
ten. When the first boy became III. the
grandmother was looking around for some
medicine and discovered the vial. She
asked her husband If il was quinine and be
replied that he recollccted il was. None OF
the family, though all prominent and we'll
to-do people, could read.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
ATTENTION SCORERS!
President Young Issues I'm
por1ant Instructions.
DISPUTED POINTS OFFICIALLY DIcIDED
Hints 90 Stolen 6ssss. Missisys .na
tarnsa suas-trrors. Averages
sna fltchers h,shts-Ths
Ompsres Meeting
Abandoned

wAsalSsloS. April a -fsssiaenl IouRg.
oi he National League. has addresses ths
following ietler - tie ofioisl sooFsrs
~ ~ tsfo.al >sossss ~ fls Aaiss..al l.saess.
la reviewing the code viii q sie~ a. as
eersAlEins II there ara aay Isoins 70 which
TIE alieEElon a the Official ssorers should
be drawn. hsyr some upon the l,ros sion
credlnng 3 sselsn base g. rpnner where
the same - secured tlfoagh tas ssslsianos
al q nlspiay other than battery eInor-sn
oSerthros ~ q fambls, Tor example Tie
philosophy 81 the creoii is perlectly logical
The ronuef oarne q base by snak lng daring
attesofa 10 seonue it and II suooessflsi even
though assisted by 81 error deserves The
l,elgt These credils VII 81 ooerse be in
eioded IA y0ur Official returns of stolen
bases. We nov come however u tie
point which deslre to emphasize Thts
query has leen propounoe0 a. me- ''Saf-
pose PLAYER reaches hfsi ca a bit. ateais
second ca fumbie 81 The bssrman and -
batted home, is he ron earned answer
no. The reason is obylaus bul ths point
should Ice carefully borne in mind Ia Glline
ont the esFned-run blsnk Ia your sooFs
sbeei. Earned rams. n should ht Fsmem.
beFcd, are not credited 40 lDdlNld.
uais nor do they have any parficu-
lar bearing uUon the status of
club Oh making ap the averages which con-
satute the monthly and annual reoords
They are important factors however. Ia
guaging the effectiveness of pitcher aud
Il Il in thls light alone thai they should 0e
regarded u is then mhniiefuy unfair to
charge pitcher with a run earnec on be
delivery when bases secured by fielding 81
rOfs are essential factors Ia a. Obviously
the pitcher can 10 NO ~sy he responslb.s i0r
a mut by the basemsn or su oeerthroR hy
The catcher. IN oouputiBs earned rGhS
therefore. you vii scAn your scCTss care.
fuiiy and omit tailies IA which tie stolen
base assisted by an error II a necessary rle-
ment n ~ loI Ke President
President Young SAVE hs has changed
his mind in regard to instraciing the uin-
plres verbally on the riib. a. each vii b.
here ln rapid succession afler the season
opens and lac can see then then aud ihus
save the League The ekIrs expense the meet
Jog wonld have eutailed Nj 0uuS las
received the reslRnsti0nt Of the ~ Louis
ard Kansas Ciiy Clubs aud officially pro
inulgAleo Their acceptance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
THEY MUST DIVIDE.
A Scheme to Provide Holdings for Evicted
Tenants in County Glare.


Tenants in County Glare.
DUBLIN. April 2f-Agent O'Grady, Of the
Herbertstown estates. whose tenants re-
fused TO pay rent until the bankrupt farmer
Noroney, who was imprisoned by Judge
Boyd for contempt OF court. should be lib
ertated. has consented 10 treat with bis ten
antry once more before resoTting 20 extreme
measures. Previous 10 the demand Of the
tenants that Moronev should be released
they had demanded certsin abatemenis
OF rent, which hsd been re.
fused and evictious had been enforced.
Mr.. O'Grsdy informs the tenants that ne j.
willing - coeoede the sbatements demand
81 and foTe10 al costs except tLose con-
nected With the bankruptcy proceedings
against Horoney. T. j. Condon, y p for
Tippersry. announces on behalf q the ten
ants that o OGrs1ys ofeT will not he &C
oepted unless the abatement includes No
roueys costs.
Circulars have been issued IN urofusi0n
throughout County Clare demanding of
persons renting farms of more than 10
acres thai they provide holdings therefr0m
for evicted tenants in order that The ne
oessiiy Of evictees emigrstiug may be Oh
waited The circular intimstes that fsil-
ure 10 comply with the demands made
therein viii hrBg upon TIE offenders the
wrath ~ The issGers thereof Rock rent
house owners IN towns have been warned
20 7e31ce their rents or beware Of sharp
shooters
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
Probably Died with Its Protector.

WAsHrv0roE, April "a Senator Vest,
who was the leading champion of the SEN
ate of the Eads ship railway project, in an
interview with a reporter yesterday ex-
pressed the opinion that the death OF Capt
Esds will ne The death os the project. The
Senator added that If Eads bad lived bis
bill would doubtless have become law
next year. The stockholders and support
ers Of the project will soon hold a confer
ence in New York. when il will be decided
whether the enterprise is 10 be pushed to
completion or De dropped.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
SPRING & COMPANY.
Dress Goods

Notwithstanding the fact that Dress Depart
ment this magnitude richness goods displayed
and the wonderful combinations and designs hs had
parallel past years creating IL has the very
ul trade have had this Sprngwhch necessitstes
slant and watchfu careand daily additions TIM depart
mept,
We will place counters on Monday morning new
and beautiful fabric and of striking effect Polka Dot Fan
ne in Cream ran Fawn Cardinal and Blue very wide,
pure Wool
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

wssrIxsroS, April 2t.-N1ch anfsvors-
BE criacisu, has been occssionsd recently
81 the sxclusiv@nsss q the Offices of tie
wsr Department roisys Caostsi ssys.
Secretary Endiccft has turned over a nsw
isaf IN the rssftey II sesing visitors. =
The present orders srs that ~ cards shall
Be delivered a. 0nce - he Secretary. sn8
he VII rake he eforf - 80 a. Tbo cal
ur,on him during she sppolnted ho1r.
To those kaving Important snd iur7eei-
ar business With the S~crsssrT the order
VII be very grsofyl1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
OUGHT TO GET RICH.
An once Holder Who has Eaten Nothing
For Four Weeks.

WAstINGTos. April 24.-CApt. J. Levy OF
the Postoffice Department has been fasting
for four weeks and expects u I2Ake np forty
days and forty night of abstinence from all
food. he takes no more than pint and a
half of water per day. This with the three
teaspoonfuls OF DR.. Fischers Elixir, is sll
the nou-ishment received by him. For the
first week he partook of the juice Of ore or
two oranges per day. but this he has given
up. He attends 10 all his duties ia the De-
partment, appears 10 be as strong as before
ne began fasting and in general health he
is greatly improved He has lost about
ten inches in girth and about thirty-fve
pounds in weight Ae sleeps well and the
asthmatic trouble with which he suffered
before he began to fast is nearly gone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
WATSON AGAIN.

Locked 10 in Chicago fos Asss~stins 10
shost Msa
CHgcseo, April .4.-ohaflee J. Watson.
who gained considerable notoficty through
the mysterious disappearance Of hs wife
about the time 81 the Railway murder al
tempted 10 kii George Davidson tonight
Msison suspected Davidson 81 having ~ioped
with hls wife and tonight with they
met, be slapped Davidson in ths face Wei.
followed thls Up with al attempt ~ fboOl
Davidson. but al ofhcef took the revolver
s-Ey from ham and landed him iu the
armOTt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE wife OF DR.. w.
W. Wilson. a dentist living on Madison
aqe, who has long suffered from insomnia,
yesterday, during temporary alteration Of
mind. committed suicide in a peculiarly
horrible manner She frs took a dose OF
corrosive sublirnate and then cut her throat
from ear to car with a razor. after which
she Jumped from a sec0ud-sfOrv window
She fell through the outside cellar door aud
lived until 100 this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
Blamed Ills Wife.

GALVESTON, Texas, April PA German
butcher, aged about 50, name unknown,
came to the Zweisier House last night. At
stabbed himself in the heart with hatcher
knife. On the wall lie bad written in Ger
man that his wife had Swindiei him out of
his property in Cumminsyille O.. because
she loved another man. note in bis
clothing stated that Charles p. Lohrmsnn
or Peter Lohrman. OF Cumminsvile, l23
Colrain-ave., would send for his body.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
Casuov,e CulIinrS.

tss.ts,ts - -ss ysNtssNs sssrs.a.
CAsNovIA. April 4.-CasnOYia is having q
real boom Just nov. Three new business
houses have started up here and the fourth
il lust completing new building.-J. s
Bowen, Of Kent City. has leased the Nsf
House snd vii open n hrst-class hotel on
May lsr. - X. Iuxbury, Of the same place
viii run the livery in connection with the
hogse.-Ths Herald office Of Kent City
viii also move to onr viilsge abo1t MAJ Ist
ard publish the Cas- 7el1 Head Gas
novis bids fair 20 remain the banner town
between Grand Rapids and Baldwin. All
we want now j. a hrst-clsss roller mili aud
He Kill b hannT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

src,,stts - vss rs-esass -sNN.a
CAoILtsc. April 2t-Msnton, the second
place Of importance in this Wexford
county. is pihng up the brick FOR an $500
school, house Il viii be 4 twO-story s.rnct-
ire With basemsuf.-The Cadillac Bsse
Ball Association. 0rEsgized here lss. ycaf
has retired from the hsld Of active opeT-
alton this year Their lsst seasons cam
izn vas not financial suocess. and the
boys srs too hard ap 70 drop sny money On
= trs- vrar
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

tAe d0ctoEs. sh9 Sre tgFalns tae.T ztteaf -
~ Lee ssFk-s@s : 6stes ssgsieas ere .
resl sstaFe t~as AID 4esteeT stef9-
kfzpksF o. reporter --~-- Pc postoz1os - &C.
iUk lsrFe oas less 481 ~ ceD32esed ~sta
Eeslneks sA& clsPzyea shel The 2oa0rso.s
zcctls4sa uho Las X stfseaoa - la
Szar1fs = t1sre. The y04ez lM1Aes ~
tss 81 p Church gave a sea- ~ the resi-
asnoe g Dr. fort Friday evening. A lafgs
attendance ara a splendid tue reported.
-Soms look FOR oor1s of mOaeY - oe az
cumulzled here sooB. DENo-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
AH..Ithr nld Van.

s-ct.-ftr - rss T7-tetss ssrs.a-
s.ssysc. April 4-B. r. Wood nan,
formerly Of Kent county. nov II ssrsnsc.
vas arrested Saturday AMI brought before
Justice Payne charged Nth ssssuit su6
battery o1 one vii Audrsws He pleaded
guilty and was 6nei s. ani costs. One Il
the pecuiiaTisles of the case was thst volng
Andrews s a man sDout nineseen yesrs Of
ses strong and healthy and the defendant
Is an Old man about seventy years ef sge
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Kavs,s CRY. No, April 24.-James Ais
bury and William Yates. oounierfeiters.
were brought 20 this city Yesterday. having
hesu arrested ~ Missouri CITY twenty miles
from here Counterfeit coin has been man
ufsctured extensively there and Disposed of
in this and other cities and towns in West
ern Missouri Five ~ The gang were cap
fured after sharp light. bat the leaders IN J
two others escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

CslcAso. April "a Aoruaon sl1sr
zansd J0snzs Baker arrived IA Ia elty yes
Lsra4y With thrss somsa and sigAt eAil-
drea- Hs halls fron Onsi1. eoaaty. Idzko.
aad sas On ais vay - Aias4za2 Tss fam-
~ vent - tas National Hotel On s~uta
Clark sGt tas pfsprist0r tsoa<al three
Soz1ea too many for oa~ nxa Ia Chicago.
and had Als slliefness arrested % the charge
% 9isamy. BAksr gave bonds "a $50 ~
appes 0efofe justice Of ne peace nsxs
Thursday. elDss4 aenliy TIC elder. ~ TAX
Ing the prseaalioa - Register his tzmily un-
der assumed names. soc1red rooms IA an
ether hoztelrv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

DrsLfv. April 74.-Tbs tenants on Lord
Isnds6ornes Irish estates hs~e socsased
agent and tie ssicfior.s vlII be e isoon. inus5
Tie scosrsance 5v fte tsBanfs 81 Issrd
Ian6s3ewne concession is ur1eTs-opd ~
b0-h SIDES 20 - . aEal settlement 81 tie
matters ir fsrafe
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Csnss SesFSss. April 1.-THE piesssut
countsnsnoe 81 "Mse sellers. our genial
f5wnsuaan ard spr'ghtiy editor. is seen On
TIE streets every Gag which denotes thsf he
does rot regret thst b. voted No on the
amen8aasat.-- a. people here seesN - -
enioylag good hs&ilh a. present, js1xing ey
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

trttrstfs -a 80 Trffrets-eststs.
Lg-rHEs. Asrii 24-Fhs odd Fellows vii
give an anniversary BAL Taesiay evening
a. = Citing method ~ celebrating ths ssfn
anniversary of The f1ana.ng 81 TIE orier-
The nlessles are soEdemie in this gliiaxs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

I.rEss Nsnessrs - t.essS ses A 81 l. >
5o1p shs tatsa.

Jo1p shs tatsa.
Pffassres. Apxa - r fAe glsss-l s-l.Sckess
sia A44in apply for admission g. tht flint
Glass W0rkeFs gaisn 81 tke convention &
as keid b. tAai ors4aizAllon IN guly. Az
plsoaaou sss made a. tie lAzt convention,
bat 4 was relcrred teeaHsf the packers ia
ths last ~ere ACt orE&lilaoa. Organ zesIs
-xsre soeoe salnxly senl o0t 4nc tie " hoit
lxae kass saa West IS aox "a tne Aulsiits
q Labor. TIE proposal a. leave tAe ortei
aud JOIN q Union i sEpscscd 81 meet wlth
str0g.g feSis lsnos from other hulghis 81
LABOR. oal = siu bf oArried 0et. THIS
ehaDge vii carry oVof 10 ths Flint o.sSs
Workers 4 nioD bslseen 80 snd 80
men already thoroughly organised.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
r.is.re. of Treason Against sehn.es.i

Evidence ~ Treason 4 gainst sthnsetsi.
BFRIrx. Aprii 2f-The German commits
sion which has conducted a. Metz an inves-
tigsiien into The Circumstances q the
French coTamisssrv y. sohnsebel. has con
ciBdea its inquirv snd reports and that TIE
orrssf vas nn1oubte3iv made or Germsn
soil Ite commission slso find numerous
chsrres II treason ag&insf " Schnsebsi.
The evidence which the report ssFs is ever
uasswinz
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

rosher Crr,fit Nsrk Esrasd hy IN
ksfxhts af Labor.

DErEnfr. Micb.. April 1t-At = mas
meeting 7f m1lders hsld tcdaY tie conser'
vstive eiensut triamphei sfsr a loug snd
whcie matter hefore Nr fo1ferIv a. <. 81
seichis. and not ther 2 be iecides scsinsf
u The commiftee cave 81 onre. faiterrs
rhich orcer .fties have rsected srs offered
Detroit mCi.iers. Tomorrow they vii be
sccepred. The rescive nos 20 strike IS ;ue
a1zaass sAal1y - knishtof LAcor iaHaence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
The STRAITS OP sN.
Boats Passing Both Ways Yesterday with
out Difficulty.

By United Press.
ST. IsSAcx, April 2I.-Seyeral barges
passed up at o'clock this morning. They
lad no great difficulty in getting through.
Boats have been passing both ways all day.
The Straits are fail Of drift ice, bat boats
will probably have no further trouble in
getting through
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
sAo NEWS FROM MEXICO.


Appssrsocs Al AshetiSn-
NcGALEs. Arizona, April 2f.-Ihe thisi
Of Police - NosAlss Mexico, yesterday re
eeiyed dispatch stating that the choiera is
raging at Mazsilsn aud has also broken out
al Gasymzs. People are leaving the il
fectea Districts IN large numbers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
. -
BlSMA3CKS LIBEL SUIT.
He Escapes because he Is n General Il
the Army.

BERLIN, April 2i.-The Voika Zsifung
brought suit for libel against Prince Bis
marck based upon an attack upon the paper
made By Prince Bismarck in recent speech
in the Reichsiag and the case came up yes
terday. The court decided that IL had no
jurisdiction in the premises. Prince Bis
marc'1 being general in the German army
and only smenable to q military tribunal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
Mt. Pleasant Matters.

tscAzsstt u -. rsAtatA9-r-xaLs.
Mr. PLEASANT. April 24-John Parker. q
former clerk for J. II. bought, has opened a
general hardware store at IL Nsin-st.-S.
A Simons, former clerk for III. NJ. Curgell,
has bought what is known as the old Yerks
place, six miles northwest of town, Of S.W.
Hopkins for S., 100, and his majesty can
now be seen in pair of stoga boots meath
a s,ouch hat and behind a span OF black
horses, "A real genuine farmer. One OF the
sons OF toll, veritsble wool grower and
grain raiser. The wool is his own and the
grain was on the place when he bought.
The Boston dry goods house has
moved 10 the old Maxwell stand
corner Broadway and Mein-sts.-
+. +. Wood and Thos. McNsmara advertise
dry goods and boots and shoes at cost, go
ing South." ."-Chatterton 4 Palmer, pur-
chasers or the Angeii benkrupt stock. are
slauehtering prices and closing out hastily.
e. l.. Johns & Co. are 10 occupy the
Angel stand. corner Broadway and Main
St, after May 1.t.-Hon. Geo. l.. Ysple
spoke here Friday night, telling us what he
knew about Thinking and Working. -
The Boston Stars gave an entertainment
here Saturday nigh.--The Musical Union
are to dedicate the new Shepherd Opera
House. They are good ones About 10
voices.--The NJ. l.. social at Mrs. jas.
Harris Wednesday night was fine success.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

tN-NtefN- - Ntt Ae--->-N
CEDAR SPRINGS, April pa very severe
snow and rain storm visited this place Sat
urdav A high wind and intense cold aided
in making it most disagreeaole day.
Notwithstanding this, an unusually large
smount of business was transacted. The
building adjoining the club room building.
has been moved and large addition to the
Central Hotel is being built on its site
The present Adams Express Agen. at Cedar
Springs, will resign in a few weeks ard
many applications for the position have
been made. 1t is thought that Squire
Miller or Z. c. Shay have the inside track
so fsr.-The windmill At the q. X. & l..
water tank. has been nearly ruined by re-
cent winds and looks like e scare crow in
farmers corn field -Geo. X. CongiOn, of
Grand Rapids, who has been visiting bis
son w. G. Congdon. the grsvefaced under
taker OF this place, returned home yester-
day.-The pride Of John COrnsli. the
brigandish looking deputy express agent,
Just now il al elegant pair of ournsides -
The TELEGRAM HER,LD's list Of subscribers
is continually incressing in the village
Curly" Sheldon went 10 Grand Rapids
yesterday and bought new Spring suit Of
clothes and a plug hat. Curly now says
be can go with any of the dudes.